Oklahoma Resolutions calling for an Amendment to the Constitution of the United States Prepared by OK-SAFE Inc.

January 22,2009 DRAFT

Year
1910

Bill Number
HJR 5

Title
A Resotution ratifuing an arnendment proposed by the Sixty- First Congress of the United States of Annerica, on the Fifteenth day of March, one thousand nine hundred and nine, to the Constitution of the United States and desiqnated as article sixteen. Ratifuing a proposed amendment to the Constitution of the United States for the election of United States Senators by the people of the several states. Concurrent resolution ratifying a proposed amendment to the Constitution of the United States of America' \AJhereas, Both Houses of the Sixty-Fifth Congress of the United States of America, by a constitutional majority of two-thirds thereof, made the following proposition to amend the Constitution of the United States of America, in the following words, to wit: {Ianguage on prahibitian

Date signed
Approved March 14, 1910

1913

HJR 3

Passed by the House February 12, 1913; Passed bY the Senate February 24, 1913; ApProved March 5, 1913

1919

SCR 2

Adopted by the Senate January 7, 1919; Adopted bY House January 7,

1919 (no indication if APProved or not).

*1

920 (Extraordinary Session Seventh Legislature) 1 933

HJR 1

followed). A Resolution ratifying the proposed amendment to the

constitution of the United States on woman suffrage.

Passed by the House February 28, 1920; Passed by the Senate February 27,1920; Approved February 28, 1924. Became Law without the Governor's signature July 11, 1933.

HJR 2

A resolution ratifying the proposed amendment to the Constitution of the United States to give Congress the power to lirnit, regulate and prohibit the labor of persons under the age of eighteen years of age, and declare an
ernerqencY. Ajgin11gs0,lution providing for the method and manner of norninating delegates to a State Convention to ratify or reject the prcposed Twenty-First Article of Amendment to the Constitution of the United States; Ratification of Proposed Amendment to U.S. Constitution Electoral College Representation for District of Columbia. A joint resolution relative to the ratificatlon of a proposed amendrnent to the Constitution of the United States, proposed by the Congress of the United States, relating to the granting of representation in the electoral colleqe to the District of Columbia; A joint resolution concerning the budget of the United States; the purpose of requesting appropriate action by the Congress, either acting by consent of two-thirds of both Houses or. upon application of the legislatures of two-thirds of the several states, calling a Constitutional Convention to propose an arnendment to the Federa! Constitution to require, with certain exceptions, that the total of all federal appropriations may not exceed the total of estimated federal revenues in any fiscal year. A joint resolution concerning the federal judiciary; applying for a Constitutional Convention to arnend the constitution of the United States to provide for state removal of Federal Judges; encouraging other states to take sirnilar actions; making application pernranent; and directing distribution... Section 3 Nature and U*retisn: a$,pliCation - This application shall constitute a continuing application for a Constitutional Convention, pursuant to Article V of the Constitution of the United States. This application shall remain effective until the Legislatures of two-ihirds (213) of the statei shatl harre maCe tike applications, which are unrescinded, and a, Con,itituti.o nel rCo,nVentisn,, :sh,atl,, li ate been called by th e Conqress of the United States, A joint resolution ratifying the amendment to the Constitution of the United States to restrict the effective date of any law changing the compensation of United States Senators and Representatives; providing an expiration date: and directing distribution.
r

933

HJR 3

Approved July 18,1933.

961

SJR 14

Filed with Secretary of State March

27

, 1961

976

HJR 1049

Approved April 15, 1976.

980

HJR 1045

fiteO with the Secretary of State April 14, 1980.

985

HJR 1016

(Resolution set to expire on Dec. 31 1995, per 75 O.S. 1981 , Section

26.42) Approved July 15, 1985.

States Oklahoma Resolutions calling for an Amendment to the Constitution of the United Inc. Prepared bY OK-SAFE, January 22,2009 DRAFT
1.

YR 't910: HJR

2.

ratifying an amendment proposed by the Sixty-First Congress of the United nine, to the Constitution States of America, on the Fifteenth day of March, one thousand nine hundred and 19{0 of the United States and designated as article sixteen. Approved March {4, the United States for the election of yR i913: HJR 3 Ratifying a proposed amendment to the Constitution of February 12' 1913; United States Senators by the people of the several states. Passed by the House

5 A Resolution

3.

Passed by the Senate February 24, 1913; Approved March 5, 1913 yR i919: SCR 2 Concurrent resolution ratifying a proposed amendment to the Constitution of the United of America, by a states of America. whereas, Both Houses of the sixty-Fifth congress of the United states the Constitution of the constitutional majority of two-thirds thereof, made the following proposition to amend United states of America, in the following words, to

wil ltanguage on prohibition followed)' Adopted by

4.

or not}' the Senate January 7, 1919; Adopted by House January 7, 1919 {no indication if Approved of the United States on *yR 1920: HJR 1 A Resolution ratifying the proposed amendment to the constitution
27, woman suffrage. Passed by the House February 28, 1920; Passed by the senate February

1920; Approved February 28,1920.

5.

yR ig33: HJR 2 A resolution ratifying the proposed amendment to the Constitution

of the United States to

b.

give Congress the power to limit, regulate and prohibit the labor of persons under the age of eighteen Juty 1l' 1933' of age, and declare an emergency. Became Law without the Governor's signature yR 1g33: HJR 3 A joint resolution providing for the method and manner of nominating delegates to a state
Constitution of the Convention to ratify or reject the proposed Twenty-First Article of Amendment to the United States, Approved July 18, {933. yR {961 SJR 14 Ratification of proposed Amendment to U.S. Constitution Electoral college Representation to the for Diskict of Columbia. A joint resolution relative to the ratification of a proposed amendment relating to the granting of Constitution of the United States, proposed by the Congress of the United States, of State March 27' representation in the electoral college to the District of Columbia; Filed with Secretary 1961.

years

7.

g.

yR 1976 HJR 1049

purpose of requesting A joint resolution concerning the budget of the United states; the

Houses or' upon appropriate action by the Congress, either acting by consent of two{hirds of both Convention to application of the legislatures of two-thirds of the several states, calling a Constitutional total of all propose an amendment to the Federal Constitution to require, with certain exceptions, that the in any fiscal year' Approved federal appropriations may not exceed the total of estimated federal revenues

April 15, 1976.

9.

Constitutional YR 1980 HJR 1045 A joint resolution concerning the federal judiciary; applying for a removal of Federal Judges; Convention to amend the constitution of the United States to provide for state directing distribution' " encouraging other states to take similar actions; making application permanent; and

$ealianigl1tatiFd and duratibn -Cpplic*tian

- This application shall constitute a continuing application for a

This application Constitutional convention, pursuant to Article V of the Constitution of the United States. (2/3) of the states shall have made like applications, shall remain effectVe until the Legislatures of two-thirds of the which,are unqsseinded,'Chd,aC'bhitituiional Conventlon.sfiHll:have'bben called by the Congress

Unite$Sta{iet. Filed with the Secretary of State April {4, 1980. 10. yR {985: HJR {016 A joint resolution ratifying the amendment to the Constitution of the United States to restrict the effective date of any law changing the compensation of United States Senators and
on Dec' Representatives; providing an expiration date, and directing distribution. (Resolution set to expire 31 , 1995, per 75 O.S. 1981 , Section 26.42) Approved July 15' 1985.
* From booklet entitlect 'ACTS of the Extraordinary Session Seventh Legislature State of Oklahoma 1920"